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A Prophet Named Huldah
Reflections on 2 Kings 16–25
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Morgan Davis
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Where Is the Moon?
There’s an oft-invoked Zen Buddhist parable about a finger pointing at the moon.
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Jochebed
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Brynn Staker StClair
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What Are Miracles For?
Reflections on 2 Kings 2–7
Jul 11
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Philip Barlow
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Three Essays on Emma Hale Smith
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"Thou Shalt Be Ordained"
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Restoring the Elect Lady
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Donald Patrick Bradley, Sr.
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The “Mother of All Living” and the “Elect Lady”
“Mother of all living” and “Elect Lady” are compelling titles for two significant women whose memories have been both tainted and celebrated in…
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The Dream of America
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The Beating Heart of Summer Slows
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Rachel White
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Zeal and the Still Small Voice
Reflections on 1 Kings 12–13; 17–22
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Recognizing Christianity’s Universal Leftism for What it Undisputedly Is
Phil Christman, a writer and lecturer at the University of Michigan, is a committed Protestant Christian.
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